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    Creativity In High Schools

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    those passionate about certain fields, FCPS gives students an idea of what they could do to pursue their interests. In fact, in the article by Laura Pappano, she interviews Russell G. Carpenter, program coordinator for a new creative minor at Eastern Kentucky University. Dr.…

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    Mental Health In Kentucky

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    Mental health is a serious issue in the state of Kentucky, and millions of people are affected by mental illness worldwide. Not only does mental illness affect the individual, but family members and friends can become distressed for fear of the individual harming themselves or others. The key to preventing harm is to establish a way for individuals to receive appropriate care for their mental illness by means of therapy. Mental health therapy can help an individual cope with stressors and…

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    Local Man Journey to Success The younger generations may not know what a wonderful person Paul Newman was but this is the reason for writing this paper about his life and established career. He was a local resident who shot to stardom and became a household name in both acting and business. This paper will share information about his early life, his acting career, and the race car driver that he lived to be. Who would have known that someone from Ohio could be so successful. Paul Leonard…

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    The goal of this memo is to present a set of proposed questions about the Kentucky Fried Cruelty campaign which will posted on the PETA Facebook page. We want to know the public’s opinion on the website for the campaign so that we can make changes to increase the effectiveness of the campaign. Summary In 2003, PETA launched the Kentucky Fried Cruelty campaign. The campaign seeks to change the fast food restaurant KFC’s treatment of chickens. The restaurant KFC has been known to commit…

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    fast food industry. People were used to being able to get a hamburger and fried in a fast food setting but, KFC changed things up by selling fried chicken instead. Not only is KFC huge in America, BBC.com says that even places like Japan love their Kentucky Fried Chicken. In Japan, KFC is a holiday tradition just like how we have our traditions. So, the world loves what Colonel started, and it’s greatly appreciated so much, there are books on Colonel and his chicken. GoodReads.com showed a few…

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    Kentucky Senate has passed over the weekend a bill requiring women to have a fetal ultrasound first before having an abortion. The Kentucky abortion bill is now awaiting the signature of Republican Gov. Matt Bevin, who previously expressed approval for the new legislation. The bill will become effective immediately once it is signed because of its emergency clause, The Associated Press reports. Under the said bill, the ultrasound before an abortion must include playing of the fetal heartbeat,…

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    1. Isolated Kentucky grew so rapidly from its first days of settlement that its transportation needs were magnified. When the early explorers reached Kentucky, they found a few Indian trails, notable the Warrior Path that crossed the region from the Cumberland Gap to the Ohio River, and any number of game trails. Daniel Boone opened the famous packhorse trail to Bonne borough, and other trails were soon developed that led to new stations and forts. Kentucky’s General Assembly in 1797 gave the…

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    The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions were written by Jefferson and Madison in order to nullify the Sedition Acts and declare states power to judge legitimacy of federal law. Jefferson and Madison argued that since the states were around before the Constitution, and created the document which made the federal government, they had the right to interpret the Constitution and choose whether they wanted to obey laws passed by the federal government. Furthermore, this gave tremendous power to the…

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    Will Davis Early Life

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    Growing up in Kentucky, a love for Kentucky basketball comes naturally. Will Davis has been a die-hard fan since he was just a baby. He loved Kentucky basketball more than anything, it was his life. Nothing made him happier than Kentucky winning, and nothing hurt him worse when they lost. He watched every game with his dad. When he was just a young boy, he vowed that he would one day wear those eight letters across his chest and play in front of the 23,000 rowdy Kentucky fanatics in Rupp…

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    A farmer in kentucky had run up massive debts and faced losing everything he owned. Even though him and his wife,have an affectionate relationship with their slaves, he decides to raise money by selling two of his slaves to Mr. Haley, a slave trader. The slaves with the chance of being sold are Uncle Tom, with a wife and children on the farm, and Harry, the young son of their maid Eliza. When he tells his wife about his agreement with Haley, she is angry because she has promised Eliza that he…

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